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  • General Information
  • Getting Started
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  • Authentication
    • Static token
    • JWT Authentication
      • Get access token
      • Refresh your access token
  • Types of Tokens
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  • How Payment Works
  • Status Code
  • Account
    • Plan Information
    • List account users
    • Create account users
    • Delete account user
  • Documents
    • Create document via Upload
    • OneClick (ClickWrap)
      • Create document (OneClick)
    • Create document via Template
    • Add attachment (extra document)
    • Add attachment (extra document) via Template
    • Detail document
    • List documents
    • Delete document
    • Document Audit Trail
    • Optional: Place signatures
    • Reject Documents
  • Signature Validation
  • Signers
    • Detail signer
    • Update signer
    • Add signer
    • Delete signer
    • Batch sign via API
    • Reject Documents by User
  • Templates
    • Create template (DOCX)
      • Configure Template Form
    • List templates
    • Get template
    • Update template
    • Delete template
  • Partnerships
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  • TIMESTAMP
    • Add timestamp
  • Background Check
  • Introduction
  • Understanding the Result
  • Creating a Background Check
    • Person Check
    • Company check
  • Retrieve a Check
  • Check details
  • Webhooks
    • How webhooks works
    • Testing webhooks on ZapSign
    • Create Webhook
    • Webhooks logs
    • Events
      • Document
        • Doc created
        • Doc deleted
        • Created signer
      • Signer
        • Signature request send
        • Document viewed
        • Reading confirmation
        • Doc signed
        • Doc refused
        • Email bounce
        • Failed Validation
      • Background check
        • Background check completed
    • Reprocessing Documents and Webhooks
    • Delete Webhook
  • Widget
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  • What is Clickwrap or OneClick?
  • What is OneClick used for?
  • Advantages of using OneClick

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  1. Documents

OneClick (ClickWrap)

The OneClick functionality of ZapSign, also known as clickwrap agreements, is a solution designed exclusively for our API that allows capturing signers' consent with a single click. This method simplifies the acceptance of simple and low-risk documents, offering a fast, seamless, and fully integrated experience.

What is Clickwrap or OneClick?

Clickwrap is a method used to obtain digital acceptance of terms and conditions. Instead of requiring a traditional signature, users confirm their consent by clicking a checkbox and the "Sign" button. This method is widely recognized as legally valid for standard agreements.

In ZapSign's API, it is also possible to request a signature design to add an extra layer of security.

What is OneClick used for?

OneClick is specifically designed for simple documents that involve low risk, such as the following examples:

  • Terms and conditions

  • Acceptance of personal data processing

  • Privacy policies

  • Disclosures

  • Other similar documents requiring simple acceptance

Advantages of using OneClick

  • Seamless integration: OneClick allows embedding agreements directly into web pages or applications, providing a smooth and uninterrupted user experience.

  • Simplicity: Captures user consent with a single click, without the need for complex processes.

  • Efficiency: Ideal for situations where quick and legally valid acceptance is sufficient to meet requirements.

  • Legal validity of the document: Documents signed with OneClick include a signature report, which contains signer information such as:

    • Name

    • Email

    • Phone number

    • IP address

    • Device used

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